Shochikubai Face Towel

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Product Details

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Size: 13.39 x 31.50" (340 x 800mm)
• Package Size: 9.25 x 4.45 x 3.54" (235 mm x 113 mm x 90 mm)
• Weight: 0.26 lbs (117 g)

Care Guide

〇 When You Start Using - Washing a new towel once before use will make it more comfortable to use. Although some lint may initially come off, this will decrease after a few washes. *Excludes towels made of untwisted yarn. - Storing a towel in its brand-new state for many years can cause discoloration. 〇 Washing Instructions - We recommend using a washing cycle with a high water level. - Drum-type washing machines may cause the pile to harden, as they clean by pounding the laundry with minimal water. Using the drying function in drum-type machines results in a fluffier finish. - Be cautious when washing with items that have zippers or Velcro, as they may catch on the pile. 〇 Choosing Detergent - Avoid using detergents with fluorescent agents or chlorine-based bleaches, as they may cause discoloration. - Refrain from using fabric softeners, as they can reduce the towel's absorbency. Fabric softeners are recommended only for towels that have become hard over time. 〇 Dehydration and Drying - Prolonged dehydration can crush the pile and make it hard. - Leaving the towel unattended after dehydration will cause the pile to remain flattened, so dry it promptly. - Strong sunlight can cause fading and hardening of the towel, so dry it in a well-ventilated, shaded area. - Leaving the towel damp can lead to odors, mold, and bacterial growth, so please be cautious. 〇 To Maintain Volume - To keep your towel soft and fluffy for as long as possible, hold both ends of the towel and shake it lightly to shape it before drying. Shaking it in the air helps the fibers stand up and results in a fluffy finish. 〇 Storage Tips - Store towels without compressing them to maintain their fluffiness. - As towels absorb moisture, store them in a well-ventilated location. 〇 If the Pile Gets Snagged - Towels are delicate fabrics and may get snagged by nails or other objects. - If the pile becomes loose, carefully cut it at the base with scissors, taking care not to damage the base fabric. - If the hem or edges become frayed, sewing over them with a sewing machine can prevent further unraveling. View full details